Pricing under the Regulation for pre and post date stock
The text outlines how to price merchandise under the new Regulation for items received before and after March 29, 1951. It requires pricing all goods under the Regulation once pricing begins and using current rules until CPR 7 is implemented by March 29. It also covers department pricing, transfer pricing between departments, and methods for categories not on the list by using Appendix C Comparable Categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iAmaver
Lsted
Pricing chart entry for re markings on shirts in 1951
The note explains listing cost and offer price for a shirt. It states re marked price of 2.75 dollars and a sale through February 24 1951. It instructs listing net invoice cost of 1.50 dollars in Column 3 on the pricing chart.
Local and Personal Notes from Kemmerer Area
Arthur Weber left for Cheyenne for a machinery order for Big Piney Mine. James Bertram drove to Kemmerer to bring home Mrs. Gertram from Salt Lake City. Ed Carier and Mrs. Carier visited Kemmerer after a trip to Salt Lake City to attend the talent show. Danny Budd is home on furlough from the Navy to visit family. Betty Hacklin on Easter vacation from Denver business school visits LaBarge. Floyd Millison of Carpet was taken to Kemmerer hospital for an appendectomy. Frank and Mrs. Yearsley vacationing at Lake Mead Nevada, due home soon. Kenneth Fear and Ross Meeks traveled to Sheridan. Frank Burney returns from Nampa Idaho for Mrs. Burney’s health. Donald Gray and the Burneys were Kemmerer visitors. Taal Virestko and Charles Davis were Rock Springs visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bertram
Kemmerer
Magpie Control and Summer Pasture Requests
Sublette County and Wyoming Game and Fish offer a bounty on magpies to protect livestock and game. Kill magpies now to prevent spring hatch. use traps as food becomes scarce. Summer pasture needed due to drought in Southern Utah. farmers seek pasture leases and County Agricultural Agent contact details requested for pricing per head per month for yearlings cows and calves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hurich
Sublette County
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Utah
County Agricultural Argent
Wyoming University students get vacation
University of Wyoming students finish winter quarter exams and depart for a weeklong break. About 100 graduates receive bachelor, master, or doctoral degrees as winter term ends. spring registration procedures vary for returning or new students ahead of classes starting Thursday, March 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wye
University of Wyoming
Colege
Snowslide Nearly Destroys Jackson Mail Truck on Teton Pass
Jim Rains, a veteran Jackson mail carrier, escaped two snow slides on Teton pass that buried his jeep mail truck. He and his small dog were blown from the road, the second slide crushed the vehicle. Rains regained consciousness after his dog licked his face. a snowplow crew found and rescued them, returning them to Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Pass
Jim Rains
Jackson
Rains
Wyoming February Bond Sales Record
Wyoming citizens invested 733 163 92 in U S defense bonds in February announced by states chairmen Fred W Marble Laramie County led the sales with 147 302 59 total 142 844 09 for E Bonds Natrona County followed with 93 380 63 of which 90 828 13 went to E Bonds Sub lt Sublette county reported 752 38 in total bonds sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
United States Defense
Stave Charman
Fred W. Marble
Laramie County
Natrona
Sub- Tetie County
Public Land Sale Notice Isolated Tracts Wyoming 1953
United States Interior Bureau of Land Management Cheyenne Wyoming announces a public land sale to James F. Mickelsen of Big Piney at 10:00 am on April 24. Tracts total 456.56 acres with minimum prices from 1.25 to 1100 per acre and include multiple sections in T 30 N R 112 W and surrounding ranges. Bid by mail or in person with certified funds. highest bidder pays immediately. Easter Seals note of centers follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department OF the Interior
Bureau of Land Management Land and Survey Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
James F. Mickelsen
Big Piney
Seysey
Nwyney
Neck
Seynem
P M
BR. de W
Susey
Seyswy
Swyswy
United States
Sperson
Perry T. Williams
Examiner
Utah Wyoming and Eastern Railroad Incorporation Noted
The Utah Wyoming and Eastern Railroad company with capital stock of 50000 was incorporated in Wyoming in 1891 with headquarters at Evanston Wyoming. Records are in the Grieves department of Mine University of Wyoming library. Mrs Robert Mille and son Robert and Mrs Frank Bray were in Salt Lake City on business. Mr and Mrs Joe L Budd are in Denver this week. Mr and Mrs John Koenitt motored to Salt Lake City this week. Yesterday marked the first day of spring with a fine day in Big Piney Rocky Mountain region and no where else.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah, Wyoming and Eastern Raiiroad Company
Wyoming
Evanston
Wyo
Grehives Department of Mine
University of Wyoming
Robert Mille
Robert
Frank Bray
Salt Lake City
John Koenitt
Rocky Mountain Region
Big Piney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elgin
Naxged
Fueet Ervatal
Praznik & Green
Jewelers
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Arthur Weber
Big Piney Mere
Ed Carier
Pinedale
Danny Budd
Navy
Dan H. Budd
Brothers
Carl and
David
Betty Hacklin
Denver
Nelo Hacklin
LaBarge
Floyd Millison
Carpet
Kemmerer Hospital
Frank Yearsley
Lale Mead
Nevada
Kenneth Fear
Ross Meeks
Sheridan
Frank Burney
Nampa
Idaho
Mrs
Donald Gray
Taal Virestko
Charles Davis
Rock Springs
Wyoming University
Joe L. Budd
Smith Bros. Furniture Co
Kemmerer, Wyo
General Tires
Dayton Tires
Bertagnolli Motor Co
Pine Ave
LaBarge Service
LaBarge, Wyo
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